ACWA Power allocates 6 shares per individual investor in IPO

04/10/2021 Argaam

Logo of ACWA Power


International Company for Power and Water Projects (ACWA Power) allocated a minimum of six shares per  individual subscriber in its initial public offering (IPO), according to Riyad Capital, lead manager for the offering. 

 

The remaining shares will be allocated on a pro rata basis at around 0.02197% on average, based on the size of each subscriber’s request compared to the total remaining subscribed shares. 

  

A total of 1.35 million retail investors placed orders on SAR 9.05 billion worth of shares. The retail offering was 1,989.96% oversubscribed.

 

Details of Subscription to IPO

No. of individual subscribers

1.35 mln

Number of shares offered for retail investors

8.12 mln shares

Offer price

SAR 56/share

Retail coverage

1989.96%

Total value of retail applications

SAR 9.05 bln

Allocation

Six shares per individual subscriber. The remaining shares will be allocated on a pro rata basis at around 0.02197% on average.

Retail subscription period

Sept. 29 – Oct. 1

Institutions’ subscription coverage

248x

Proceeds of institutions’ subscription

SAR 1127 bln

Total volume of offered shares

81.2 mln shares

 

The utility offered 81.2 million shares (11.1% of capital), of which 90% and 10% were allocated for institutional and retail investors, respectively. 

 

Retail investors started, on Sept. 29, subscribing to 8.12 million shares at SAR 56 per share. The retail offering closed on Oct. 1. 

 

Excess subscription amounts will be refunded by Oct. 5.

 

The utility provider’s institutional offering was 248 times oversubscribed, drawing orders of nearly SAR 1.127 trillion.

 

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